46 pages • 1 hour read
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The Passenger by Cormac McCarthy has garnered mixed reviews. Praise centers on McCarthy's masterful prose and complex narrative style, which highlight themes of loss and existentialism. However, some readers find the plot overly convoluted and the character development lacking. This novel will appeal to avid McCarthy fans but might challenge those seeking more straightforward storytelling.
A reader who would enjoy The Passenger by Cormac McCarthy is likely fascinated by existential themes, complex characters, and profound philosophical questions. Fans of McCarthy's other works, such as Blood Meridian and The Road, or readers who appreciate the dense narrative style of Don DeLillo's White Noise, will find this novel compelling.
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